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I think it's the wording in the tweet, make it more subtle, I clicked tweet and the wording kind of scared me off try to do analytics on clicks on the share bu

I think it's the wording in the tweet, make it more subtle, I clicked tweet and the wording kind of scared me off try to do analytics on clicks on the share button that led to no sharing... (not easy... but try) also more T samples will be really nice... I think if you make one good T shirt compilation, even without the T shirts, just the drawings, and get it up on blogs as "geek art" or "stuff that only geeks would understand" you'll get a lot of traffic and shares... just try not to insult any "old" jokes, I would even put some of the oldschool stuff you want to replace just to stay friendly with everyone, some people think the double rainbows are funny. and you want them as customers too. and they will, if you don't call them out as un-funny...

outdooricon 14y ago
"it's the wording in the tweet, make it more subtle" - Will do, I'm trying to have a sort of brand attitude but I definitely don't want to scare anyone with it. "try to do analytics on clicks on the share button" - That is one downside about using launchrock, they provide absolutely zero analytics hooks for those buttons. My hands are tied on this... unless I used a different service... maybe I'll need to... "more T samples" - This is a common one, we will get some more up ASAP "get it up on blogs" - Are there any in particular that you're thinking of? I was considering normal tshirt blogs, but their readership wouldn't really be developers, so I felt at a loss... "some people think the double rainbows are funny" - That is very true, I don't want to insult those people. I'll think more about how I can just make fun of bad tshirts with that image, instead of the double rainbow video itself...